Classical Conditioning

[@najmiatunaqilahraizulanuar6772]

This video has the best explanations, animations and most creative of all! Thank you

[@ironman8961]

Useful not only for a psychology student but also for everyday life :O Gonna try some magic tea lmao

[@taoyeahright]

I like the little sounds and faces of the characters. they make me want to Be one, but not eternally just to be clear..

[@muskduh]

this is a rare gem. thanks for the upload!

[@harveysingh1078]

here from india. you are an AMAZING teacher. Great Animations, Lucid Explanations and REAL LIFE EXAMPLES. Plz keep on making such videos.

[@limjohnvincent6191]

wonderful explanation and beautiful visuals

[@nivmittal]

Wonderful explanation 👏

[@chaitralee1072]

You are great teacher...awesome Animation and perfect explanation Thank you

[@leptitecran9067]

Very good video to explain concepts ! Thank you

[@rufuspaul8759]

Great learning experience.. Thank you

[@Sh1vam18]

Hats off to your Great effort

[@mbaraka9523]

this is a great great work thank you :D

[@isabellevale8664]

such as good video!

[@mariaalbarracin2973]

Thank you!

[@shahrukhan1057]

No words.... Wonderful 💕

[@christinevipond3910]

is there a worksheet any where for this video?

[@its_jade_nicole_8045]

this helped me so much! thanks for sharing. adhd brain approved :D

[@andream49]

very informative!

[@ahmed-dv5yt]

EPIC

[@kyayebenard9904]

Great

[@Butwhodid79338]

This is such a great video and makes something very hard to understand almost easy to. I will have to watch again. But I'm trying to help myself and see it from a scientific standpoint and this is something a professional mentioned to me. Thank you for the great content. Many other videos made no sense to me.

[@lavanyakalra]

very helpful

[@eunicebuencamino159]

hello, can you explain or apply classical conditioning to children's behavior? thank you

[@lolbox1859]

yes, easily because their brains adapt quickly

[@Geminish15]

I get what you're saying, and this isn't the point BUT - I dont think being the only weirdo not working out at the gym (its not a starbucks, people will wonder what the but youre doing) will lead to a positive association. In fact, not working out makes you focus on others, leading to more self-comparisons, thus more self-consciousness, thus stronger realization of hatred of the gym aka working out in public.😊

[@gracelynrowsy3336]

💯👍

[@marachime]

poor rats

[@rufuspaul8759]

I’m really feeling pity for the rats 🥲

[@user-ll7pd2qb7j]

😂😂😂😂